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AVprozaik [17]
3 years ago
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Un trabajador que gana $ 265 diarios, trabaja el domingo que no es su día de descanso, $ 21 de despensa, trasporte $ 25 pagado e

n efectivo, fondo de ahorro el 12 %, se le cobran $ 26 por dos alimento, tiene 3 años de servicio.
Business
1 answer:
valentinak56 [21]3 years ago
5 0

Responder:

Explicación:

Esta pregunta no solicitó qué responder, sin embargo, podemos conformarnos con la información que se nos proporcionó.

paso uno:

datos dados

Ganancias por día = $ 265

nos dicen que también trabaja los domingos

esto significa que trabaja los 7 días de la semana y los 365 días del año.

El 12% de las ganancias es para ahorros = 12/100 * 265

0,12 * 265 = $ 31,8

también se nos dice que lleva 3 años en servicio

por lo tanto, el número total de días es = 365 * 3 = 1095 días

La ganancia total por día durante tres años = 265 * 1095 = $ 290,175

Segundo paso:

Costo total de comestibles durante 3 años = 21 * 1095 = $ 22,995

Costo total de transporte durante 3 años = 25 * 1095 = $ 27,375

Ahorro total durante 3 años = 31,8 * 1095 = $ 34,821

Costo total de dos comidas durante 3 años = 26 * 1095 = $ 28,470

Paso tres:

Por lo tanto, la deducción total de sus ganancias durante 3 años es

= 22,995 + 27,375 + 34,821 + 28,470 = $ 113661

Y el saldo disponible será 290,175-113661 = $ 176514

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